Tralee is home to the great Rose of Tralee International Festival, which takes site in August of each year. Thousands of persons flock to Tralee to unite the ambiance and see the scenic roses. Tralee races also take spot during the celebration month. Established in 1928, the Grand Hotel brags open fires, ornate ceilings and mahogany furniture and accessories. For the golf enthusiasts, dwellers at The Grand Hotel can enjoy discounted green fees at the surrounding Dooks Golf Club, Glenbeigh. Families can enjoy a fun day out at the Siamsa Tire, Blenerville Windmill, Crag Caves, Kerry, the Kingdom Museum or the Town Park.

Samuel Restaurant, well-known due to its luxurious cuisine, high standards and intimate relaxing ambiance, yet good for both formal and unofficial events, is one of the best restaurants in Tralee. Head cook Ray provides an a la carte and 4-course desk d'hote menu every evening. Enjoy a wonderful cuisine in the dining apartment, where care and creativity is the hallmark. Samuel's is open for snack and dinner seven days a month. Snack: 12: 30 - 14:30. Dinner: 18: 00 - 21:30. The restaurant of the hotel, on the west side of Denny Street, was once the office of Mr. Samuel Hussey (1824-1913), one of the most notorious and showy land agents in 19th century Ireland. The conventional fashion pub is known locally as The Pikeman Bar, so called as the Pikeman Statue (“Croppy Boy”) is just outside the facade door on the major st. The brasserie food menu is 2nd to none and proposes a big and vast choice of prime food at moderate prices. The brasserie food menu finishes at 21: 30 to help our conventional Irish music sessions each Friday night during all the year and nightly during summer months, which have proved extremely popular with local and visiting visitors alike. Divided into two sections, the section nearest the st was once the location of the local post office and home of Oliver Rowland Mason, Postmaster. The ornate ceilings, hand carved furniture, and fireplaces are testament to that fact. The major properties of the brasserie are two open fires, forest panelled walls and conventional leaded glass, all combining to provide a warm and friendly ambience to Tralee's most popular and historic pub.

By Car: - The nearest motorway is the N21. Pay-to-park service and self-parking spaces are located close to the hotel. By Plane: - 18 kilometers from Kerry Regional Airport. - 125 kilometers from Shannon Airport. - 300 kilometers from Dublin Airport. By Ferry: - 296 kms from Rosslare Ferry Port. By Train: - 500 meters from Tralee Train Station. By Coach/Bus: - 500 m from Tralee Bus Station.

Cancellations made up to 24 hours before arrival are free. For cancellations made less than 24 hours before arrival or no-shows, the entire amount of the booking will be charged to the credit card provided. The cancellation policy may vary per apartment type. Please check the apartment description as well. The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival.

Kids under two years antique staying for self-sufficient when sharing with an adult. Kids under age 12 when sharing with an adult: EUR 15 per child. Kids over age 12 years sharing with an adult: EUR 25 per child.